Depending on your plan, you can reserve a number of TCP ports for your own use. With a reserved port, you can proxy any TCP-based network service through CRProxy proxy-servers.
Each TCP port reservation is for a specific proxy-server and port pair.
Managing Reserved Ports
You can manage your reserved ports in the
web interface,
by clicking on the Ports
menu item.
Reserved TCP ports are assigned randomly for a given proxy-server. Feel free to delete and create a new reserved port if you're not satisfied with an assigned port.
Using Your Reserved Ports
Once you've created a reserved port, you can use it via the command-line
client. For example, assume you've reserved port 8551
on
us-east1.crproxy.com
. You could forward this to your
local ssh
server with the following command.
crproxy proxy-tcp \ -proxy-server us-east1.crproxy.com \ -port 8551 localhost:22